Training

The Welsh Springer is very affectionate towards their family and can be trained easily with the right encouragement. You can look forward to a lively and enthusiastic dog that enjoys spending time with their owner, whether it’s going for walks, running, or engaging in dog sports. Using positive reinforcement in training brings out the best in this clever breed, and they genuinely enjoy picking up new skills. Introducing them to various people and animals early on helps them become well-socialized.
Grooming

Welsh Springer Spaniels require minimal grooming, but their feathered fur should be combed, brushed, and trimmed several times each week. It's important to regularly trim their ears to avoid infections, and you should check their paws every day for dirt and tangled fur between the pads. Having grooming tools such as a pin brush, comb, shedding blade, and nail clippers available can make this care easier.